Jan. 17, 2023
An Actual and a Past Situation
1. Describe a situation happening at the moment
- You need to use present continuous tense.
At this moment, I'm sitting in a chair doing my English homework.
2. Describe a situation or event in the past
- You need to use past continuous tense.
I was listening to jazz music while I was taking a break from studying.
An Actual and a Past Situation
1. Describe a situation happening at the moment
- You need to use present continuous tense.
At thise moment, I'm sitting in a chair doing my English homework.
The natural phrase is: “at the moment”, or ATM in text.
2. Describe a situation or event in the past
- You need to use past continuous tense.
I was listening to jazz music while I was taking a break from studying.
Or, natural and prosaic;
Whilst taking a break from studying, I was listening to jazz music.
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Well done 😄
Jan. 21, 2023
Thank you so much! This sounds more natural and sophisticated. 😊
An Actual and a Past Situation
1. Describe a situation happening at the moment
- You need to use present continuous tense.
At this moment, I'm sitting in a chair doing my English homework.
2. Describe a situation or event in the past
- You need to use past continuous tense.
I was listening to jazz music while I was taking a break from studying.
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Excellent work!
Jan. 18, 2023
Thank you so much! :)
An Actual and a Past Situation
1. Describe a situation happening at the moment
- You need to use present continuous tense.
At this moment, I'm sitting in a chair doing my English homework.
2. Describe a situation or event in the past
- You need to use past continuous tense.
I was listening to jazz music while I was taking a break from studying.
Feedback
Not much to correct here - nice job!
Jan. 17, 2023
Thank you! 😊
Jan. 17, 2023
At this moment, I'm sitting in a chair doing my English homework.
Now I notice, shouldn't I add a comma and "and" here?: "at this moment, I'm sitting in a chair, and doing my English homework". You see, my chair isn't doing my homework. 😂
Jan. 17, 2023
Now I notice, shouldn't I add a comma and "and" here?: "at this moment, I'm sitting in a chair, and doing my English homework". You see, my chair isn't doing my homework. 😂
I guess probably! I understood the meaning, but yeah you'd probably but a coma there 😂
Could even expand like "At this moment, I'm sitting in my chair, doing my English homework, waiting for my pasta to finish cooking so I can eat dinner." Lol
Jan. 17, 2023
Haha, thank you again!
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